| The faculty and students of the Greek and Roman Classics Department warmly welcome you to join us to make new friends, relieve stress, make your own totally authentic ancient flat cake (a waffle), and engage in experiential learning about the cultures, arts and religions of the ancient Mediterranean. We welcome ALL Temple Students, Staff, Faculty and their Friends. No need to register or be a “formal member” of the Art Club. All projects are FREE. Drop in at any time between 12-2 at 318 Mazur (CHAT Module, third floor) and have fun! WEDS. FEB 5TH: LUPERCALENTINE’S Lupercalentines for your Loved Ones: Did you know that Valentine’s Day (Feb. 14th) may have been influenced by the Roman Lupercalia (Feb. 15th)? The Lupercalia was a fertility festival honoring the famed She-Wolf (Lupa) who nourished the twins Romulus and Remus at the dawn of Roman history. In the Department of Greek and Roman Classics, we have combined the holidays into one festival: Lupercalentine’s Day! Join us as we make paper lupine* notes of love for everyone who has blessed our lives. *No actual wolfmeat will be used |
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